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Registration Guidelines_2024 Prize.pdf Rules for the PublicSpace Prize 2024.pdf

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First data of the 2024 European Prize for Urban Public Space The 2024 Jury of the Prize has met in Barcelona to decide on the selected and finalist works The finalists for the 2024 Prize Presentation of the 5 Seafront finalists of the 2024 Prize

Edition 2024

Finalists

award-results Portlet

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    Seven interventions in Monte

    Castel San Pietro (Switzerland), 2022

    Improvement of the existing conditions for elderly people by means of careful architectural craftsmanship to achieve a more accessible, inclusive environment that enhances both historical and urban awareness.

    Developer: Comune di Castel San Pietro
    Authors: studioSer

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    CHAPEX

    Charleroi (Belgium), 2024

    A large structure that exemplifies the reintegration of post-industrial sites into urban life with flexible infrastructure for future opportunities.

    Developer: Ville de Charleroi, Igretec
    Authors: AjdvivgwA : AM architecten jan de vylder inge vinck – AgwA

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    Boca de la Mina Promenade

    Reus (Spain), 2022

    This park in northeast Reus blends landscape, history and ecology with artisan brickwork and effective water management for community recreation.

    Developer: Ajuntament de Reus
    Authors: Batlleiroig (Enric Batlle Durany, Mario Súñer Díaz, Joan Roig i Duran, Iván Sánchez Fabra)

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    Urban Forest

    Tbilisi (Georgia), 2023

    The 700-hectare project rehabilitates a 1920s pine plantation and develops new urban ecological tools for a forward-looking public space.

    Developer: Tbilisi City Hall, Cartu Foundation
    Authors: Ruderal

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    Park at the Warsaw Uprising Mound

    Warsaw (Poland), 2023

    A new park in central Warsaw innovatively integrates the area's history by recycling World War II ruins to create an accessible, enjoyable public space that combines memory, leisure and ecological sensibility.

    Developer: Zarząd Zieleni m.st. Warszawy
    Authors: archigrest, topoScape

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    Beach boulevard

    Delfzijl (Netherlands), 2021

    Reconnecting the town centre with the Wadden Sea and creating a new public space that combines infrastructural improvements with ecological restoration

    Developer: Gemeente Eemsdelta
    Authors: LAOS landscape urbanism

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    Redevelopment of Dún Laoghaire Baths

    Dublin (Ireland), 2023

    Revitalization of abandoned seafront facilities and reconnection of the town with the sea, creating a new, inclusive public space.

    Developer: Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council
    Authors: DLR Architects Dept. + A2 Architects

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    Coastal Walk

    Palamós (Spain), 2021

    This 5 km coastal project demonstrates excellent design by preserving the landscape and connecting the town, beaches and park using minimal interventions.

    Developer: Ajuntament de Palamós
    Authors: Ardevol Consultors Associats, Estudi Martí Franch Arquitectura del Paisatge SL

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    Beach improvement and redevelopment of the harbour edge

    Porto do Son (Spain), 2023

    The intervention serves a dual purpose: to renaturalize the seafront with protective dunes for an existing park and rebuild the relationship between port activity and citizens.

    Developer: Portos de Galicia - Consellería do Mar - Xunta de Galicia / Concello Porto do Son
    Authors: RVR arquitectos, CREUSeCARRASCO

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    Sea Park

    Rimini (Italy), 2023

    Transformation of a fragmented seafront into a cohesive urban park, embracing the city’s vibrancy and creating a green space for tourists and locals while addressing climate change.

    Developer: Municipality of Rimini
    Authors: Benedetta Tagliabue - EMBT Architects